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List Of Investment Banks In Cyprus

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on October 30, 2012

1 min read

· Last updated: June 11, 2018

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Alpha Bank
AS LTB Bank
Bank of Cyprus
Bank of Piraeus (Cyprus) Ltd
Banque SBA SA
Barclays Bank PLC
Central Bank of Cyprus
Central Cooperative Bank of Bulgaria
Cyprus Development Bank
Cyprus Popular Bank
Emporiki Bank
Eurobank EFG
FBME Bank Ltd
First Investment Bank Ltd
Griffon Bank
Hellenic Bank Ltd.
Marfin Laiki Bank
National Bank of Greece Ltd
PrivatBank
Russian Commercial Bank Ltd
SCF Group
Societe Generale Bank
The Bank of Cyprus Group
USB Bank

Key Takeaways

Cyprus hosts a diverse mix of domestic and international investment banks.
Leading players include Bank of Cyprus, Eurobank, and Alpha Bank Cyprus.
Cyprus Development Bank plays a key role in investment banking and development finance.
Alpha Bank Cyprus is expanding via acquisition of AstroBank, consolidating its market presence.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which are the top investment banks operating in Cyprus?

Major players include Bank of Cyprus, Eurobank, and Alpha Bank Cyprus, offering services like investment banking, brokerage, and wealth management.

What is the role of Cyprus Development Bank?

Founded in 1963 and privatized in 2008, Cyprus Development Bank provides investment banking, corporate finance, wealth management, and development-oriented services.

Has there been recent consolidation in the Cyprus banking sector?

Yes, in June 2025 Alpha Bank completed its acquisition of AstroBank, forming the third-largest banking group in Cyprus.

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